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Cipango

The Chinese name of the Nipponese archipelago reported by Marco Polo on his return from the Silk Road. «Cipango is an island of the Levant, which is on the high seas, one thousand five hundred miles from land. Paola Pimentel, Franco-Dominican designer, draws her inspiration from the many trips she has made around the world. CIPANGO Paris clothing has for concept a method of «blending» two opposing cultures in each collection. Identifying future ready-to-wear products as a journey through foreign cultures, CIPANGO respects a qualitative and ethical policy through «made in France» and the refusal to use materials of animal origin. CIPANGO’s collections full of subtlety and modernity, while remaining wearable on a daily basis by everyone thanks to comfortable and fluid materials. Just like Marco Polo, our muse is looking for discovery. She believes that at CIPANGO, our differences complement each other. She believes that our mix of cultures is our greatest asset. She wants to carry the beauty of multiculturalism. She wears CIPANGO.

labisk.ot

LABISK.OT represents nature through eco-sophisticated and feminine pieces to give you confidence and follow you from your workouts to your workdays.

WETURN

In response to the growing global awareness and numerous scientific publications, the French AGEC law pushes companies to modify their relationship to the end-of-life of their products, and to their supply in sustainable materials, through the new ban of destroying unsold goods.

With these challenges in mind, WETURN wants to anticipate and act without delay by supporting the textile industry in its transition to new production models, thanks to a complete and innovative solution: recycling unsold goods into new quality yarns and fabrics.

They are convinced that the know-how, exemplary nature and desirability of products from major fashion houses and influential players should be maintained throughout the value chain, even when products have not found a buyer.

An unused product, or one that has not been fully consumed, is a resource, which can be returned to its original state: a quality raw material ready to integrate new production cycles.

The Canvas

The Canvas by Querencia occupies and transforms spaces into hubs for innovation and the future of fashion. They follow the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and empower rising, ethical businesses from around the world by providing them access to global markets, services and technologies.

BLOON

Bloon Paris is the French brand that is shaking up seating codes.
Created by an osteopath a designer in 2018. Its round shape promotes natural movements and optimizes the position of the back while stimulating your deep muscles.

A POP STYLE

A as in Apolline, STYLE as in fashion and POP … as in the colors she loves so much. And the founder’s nickname is Apops there is the word Pop !
Peacock blue, camel, rosewood, khaki, grenadine red, mustard yellow…black and gray are not for her! She has a weakness for pop colors and it shows in the piece she creates.
She is convinced of their power on our morale: life, so short, is more cheerful in colors.

AGE Paris

AGE Paris is for vintage lovers and those who like to distinguish themselves with unique pieces. They also and above all want to speak to those who love fashion, but above all value the resources of the planet and conscious consumption.
AGE Paris upgrades second-hand clothes and accessories and makes sustainable fashion pieces in the heart of Paris. They offer small quantities, according to finds and inspirations. They believe in more sustainable and valued fashion, with pieces that can be passed down as a family heirloom.

Marj Label

MARJ is a new sustainable fashion brand offering colorful looks with a streetwear vibe. MARJ advocates for more inclusivity in Fashion : our clothes are genderless, available from XXS to XXL, and they are designed to adapt to most body types. Our collections are currently produced in Marseilles, but our short-term goal is to produce ethically our basics in Indonesia. We also try to source the most eco-friendly materials: upcycled, recycled, organic… and always vegan ! 

Manci

Manci uses vintage pieces and customizes them with handmade embroidery, textile paint, textile markers, fabrics… Sometimes the clothes are broken down, the fabric is recovered to create new unique and unisex pieces.

The vintage style is like Manci, loose clothing from another era that is brought back to life through modernization.

Manci is an ethical way of rethinking fashion: an existing piece comes to life with a different look.

Apop

A as in Apolline of course, STYLE as in fashion and POP … as in the colors I love so much.
And as my nickname is Apops there is the word Pop !
Peacock blue, camel, rosewood, khaki, grenadine red, mustard yellow…black and
grey are not for me! I have a weakness for pop colors and it shows in the pieces I
create. I am convinced of their power on our morale: life, so short, is more cheerful in
colors.
Prototypes are made in my Studio in Switzerland and then manufactured by hand in France.

Ipsilon

Ipsilon is a sustainable street-wear brand with a positive message. Ipsilon believes that as we express each other our gratitude and love, we change the world around us.

‘Infinite love and gratitude’ is Ipsilon’s Mantra; it expresses and teaches love for other people, hence the idea of #thisTEEcanCHANGEyourLIFE by respecting and loving those people around us.

L’atelier NANA

CECANCE

The collections of Cécance are designed in a conscious way, with sustainable and and locally produced. European linen and French tailoring.

The ethical DNA is fundamental. The use of linen allows an ecological commitment commitment with a noble raw material. The minimal aesthetic makes Cécance a timeless and modern piece that we keep. Simplicity and elegance revisited each season, with the development of small collections small collections for a continuously sustainable lifestyle.

Cécance is a way of being.

DLC

D.L.C. for use by date.

Our commitment is to propose a more virtuous fashion by using existing material existing material, that of unused clothes, to create 100% upcycled to create 100% upcycled collections.

D.L.C. for the initials of Dammarie Le Chatelier, founder and of the brand.

At a time when upcycling was not yet as mainstream a practice as it is today, the desire to create high-end fashion pieces, contemporary and desirable fashion pieces that would reuse the available raw material sʼinscribed in the designerʼs mind.

NICHA

Through Nicha, Charlène shares the know-how she acquired as a stylist for over 10 years in the most beautiful French and Australian fashion houses. She focuses her attention on every detail and strives to achieve the highest standards of quality and fit, flattering every body type.
Charlene shapes Nicha as an alcove where she can connect with women, bringing to life the wardrobe she designs for them and contributing to their physical and mental well-being. Fascinated by the energy and benefits of semi-precious stones, she incorporates them into her designs as a tool to help us unite our thoughts with our bodies in order to initiate lasting transformations in all areas of our lives.

BLISS

Bliss Jewellery

Touched by these medals and broken jewels, abandoned at the bottom of baskets in flea markets, I had the idea 4 years ago to give them back life, by reworking them, by assembling them, so that they transmit their stories and find their powers of protection, their stories and regain their powers of protection.

Transmission.

Of beliefs, of know-how, of times and origins.

Sustainability.

Working with existing resources, limiting the use of supplements and sourcing them consciously, encouraging recycling and zero waste, even in packaging, staging, communication, collabs…

Creation.

A renewed creative approach for each piece of jewellery, according to a line of inspiration. A very personal universe personal universe transmitted in all my work.

CIPANGO

The Chinese name of the Nipponese archipelago reported by Marco Polo on his return from the Silk Road.

«Cipango is an island of the Levant, which is on the high seas, one thousand five hundred miles from land. Paola Pimentel, Franco-Dominican designer, draws her inspiration from the many trips she has made around the world.CIPANGO Paris clothing has for concept a method of «blending» two opposing cultures in each collection. Identifying future ready-to-wear products as a journey through foreign cultures, CIPANGO respects a qualitative and ethical policy through «made in France»

and the refusal to use materials of animal origin. CIPANGO’s collections full of subtlety and modernity, while remaining wearable on a daily basis by everyone thanks to comfortable and fluid materials. Just like Marco Polo, our muse is looking for discovery. She believes that at CIPANGO, our differences complement each other. She believes that our mix of cultures is our greatest asset. She wants to carry the beauty of multiculturalism. She wears CIPANGO.

Katia Sanchez

Beautiful soft yarns, which render the color well, which make it possible to knit sweaters that last and are as eco-friendly as possible are rare. Pretty, well-knit sweaters made in this type of yarn are even rarer! This is Katia Sanchez’s quest!

pantys

Ditch your disposable pads and tampons for our high-tech, washable, reusable, comfortable, hygienic, and sustainable absorbent underwear! pantys feature quick-drying, leak-proof, breathable, and antibacterial fabrics that are designed to absorb anything from menstrual blood and vaginal discharge to sweat and bladder leaks.
what are you waiting for? slip on a pair of pantys and step into the future 😉

Liase

Liase Jewellery is designed and produced entirely in Florence, Italy. The brand focuses on working with local artisans, mainly in small laboratories, mixing old and new jewellery- making techniques. All pieces are made in Eco-silver an alternative to 925 sterling silver which is recycled from jewellery, medical equipment, electronics and giftware. As well as the silver our gemstones are carefully sourced locally and in pursuit of being environmentally friendly.

Inspired by different artistic and cultural movements and with a love for architecture and ancient jewellery, Liase fuses intricate geometries and modern shapes with colorful gemstones and enameled details.

EthicHunt

Humanize the customer experience of ethical fashion by empowering our partner designers who are in 99,5 % women and giving the voice to the conscious consumers who also believe that Fashion shouldn’t cost our planet.

Chez Nous

CHEZ NOUS is a ready-to-wear and accessories brand that celebrates diversity through ethically designed pieces.

CHEZ NOUS. is an ode to the plurality of identity, to the “in-between”.
The pieces are made from materials with low environmental impact in workshops promoting the social and economic emancipation of employees between France and Tunisia.

Romy June

Romy June’s clothing is designed for today’s kids and super-women, while maintaining a strong connection with memories of the past. Linked to the concept of light heartedness and expressive freedom of the little ones, they respect nature, choosing ecological fabrics, packaging and producing exclusively in Italy with a strong support for local craftsmanship.

MEDINA

The environmentally conscious and female form-centric swimwear brand dreamed up by Lou Medina in 2017 is looking to make a splash this season with its neutral-yet-bold hues and undeniably flattering silhouettes, all of which are sure to render you and your friends empowered and confident upon first wear.

Jolie Parisienne

Jolie Parisienne is about comfortable clothing made to last. Designed in Paris, they are then manufactured in the workshops in the north of France and then printed in Paris. 100% organic cotton certified OEkO-TEX 100
Jolie Parisienne is a brand that cares about quality, environmental comfort and good taste.

NUYHENN

NUYHEEN offers you the choice of an exceptional garment made in superior quality fabrics, 100% sustainable! All made in France, so you can benefit from unique craftsmanship, while maintaining this direct link with their suppliers (because loving fashion also means choosing to respect those who make it).

CAIRE

The Wildling Shoes

They want to translate the regenerative impact of their shoes to our well-being and to the entire way we do business. To achieve this, they focus on partnership-based production, innovative materials from regenerative cultivation, and supporting renaturation projects – this is their way of making a positive impact on all levels, step by step.